Sentence examples for of suspicious discontent from inspiring English sources

"Yeah?" In the 1964 essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics," the historian Richard Hofstadter described the psychological characteristics of what he called "movements of suspicious discontent".

All the worst in the alternate reality world of suspicious discontent is brought together in Trump.

Obama is the sum of all the fears of the people who have been the core of the "movements of suspicious discontent".

Throughout the nation's history, as historian Richard Hofstadter pointed out a half century ago at the time of the Barry Goldwater candidacy, there has been a "Paranoid Style in American Politics --a "recurrent Politics --an our Politics --awhich has been frecurrent linked with movements of susphenomenonscontent".

"They're kind of suspicious.

It also investigates reports of suspicious users.

Beware of suspicious photos.

We have lots of discussions, there are times of discontent".

This concern is of course reminiscent of the earlier discontent with regard to bio-ethics.

The roots of his discontent lie deeper.

Now is the winter of our discontent.